Christine’s story: “Dealing with my scars”
Christine, who sustained burns at the age of 3, tells us how pursuing her dream to be a performer started her on a journey towards self-acceptance.
Read or listen to real stories from people affected by visible difference, their parents and families, as well as Changing Faces staff and volunteers. Inspired to share your story? We’d love to hear it – share your story now.
Christine, who sustained burns at the age of 3, tells us how pursuing her dream to be a performer started her on a journey towards self-acceptance.
Our ambassador Shankar explains why he celebrates World Vitiligo Day, and how to find the right support for you.
Our campaigner Natalie discusses her experiences with vitiligo, World Vitiligo Day and the importance of educating people about the condition.
Crystal talks about studying at LAMDA drama school and why it's important that actors with visible differences get the chance to play more diverse roles.
Dylan talks about how educating his classmates about his visible difference helped him grow in confidence and make friends.
For Ella, running has not only helped her build confidence and make friends, it's also helped her to educate people about visible difference.
This Face Equality Week our campaigners have been talking about how they handle other people’s reactions to visible difference.
Our new Chief Executive, Heather, shares her thoughts on her first day and wishes everyone a happy Face Equality Week.
On her last day, Becky bids a fond farewell and reflects on her time as Chief Executive at Changing Faces.
Wendy, one of our Wellbeing Practitioners, explains more about her role and the counselling support sessions we offer to people with a visible difference.
Acting helped Robert grow in confidence in his youth. Now he wants to see more positive representation of people with visible differences on screen.
Acne has been a big part of Isabella’s life, but she now uses her experiences on social media to celebrate difference and to promote acceptance.